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Android L...!


      Android L(termed as Lollipop)......  

     The next big OS update from Google.....and all there is you need to know.......!!!!



  Yesterday on Google I/O the developers showcased the next android Os update termed 
     as   ANDROID L.





From the images flooding on the internet it shows a redesigned UI,notification centre,launcher and other great stuff that yet to be showcased.










Dubbed as Lollipop(name not confirmed yet) brings new console and ART runtime replacing DALVIK runtime used in Kitkat.







It helps in faster processing speed but using more memory is compatible with ARM, x86 and MIPS architectures.It also supports 64-bit chipsets.







Material design is also a concent-centric, with UI elements able to absorb color from artwork and
photos to add visual flair. And the new geometric focus has also reduced the back, home and recents software keys to simply a triangle, a circle and a square.
But Material Design isn't just for Android. The new look software will be seen across Chrome OS and the Google's web properties.


  Google Now gets a new UI with variety of colours that showcases the creativity of the developers at the Google.It looks more user-friendly and easy to the user
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The Maps which is the main attraction of Android phone too has a rich feeland refreshed UI.If rumours are true it could also support gesture support for navigating around.











 Enhanced notifications include  a new type of notification, dubbed heads-up notifications, which displays  over the top of your apps. After swiping down to reveal the full list of notifications, you can double-tap on one to launch the related app, or wipe away to dismiss.


 Heads-up notifications can pop over a portion of the screen to let you know what's going on without interrupting the app you're currently using. 









 the refreshed and refurbished Dialer UI is stunning and beautiful to see.Just like the Kitkat 4.4.4 but with new features for the users.

With all the revamping and redesigning Google didn't leave the Play Store by making it more elaborated and comfortable to operate.








Another feature include a Battery Saver(termed as Project Volta application which squeezes out approximately 90 minutes of battery time when low.












Android 'L' also implements Factory Reset Projection— the so-called "kill switch" for stolen devices.










And Last but not the least,the Chrome Browser.This default android browser has also been given an uplift
version which is much faster and helps in switching tabs smoother.










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